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Fluid Resource Management is the leading provider of water and wastewater services to wineries in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. FRM has been installing, operating and maintaining winery wastewater treatment systems for over two decades, and has become a trusted resource for winemakers, design engineers and process waste equipment suppliers. FRM works with winemakers and their staff to balance facility needs and budgetary constraints. Licensed and experienced staff operate and maintain clients’ equipment and facilitate compliance with regulatory agency requirements.

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WHAT SETS US APART?

  • FRM has been operating and maintaining winery wastewater treatment plants since 1999

  • All treatment plant operations are performed by California licensed wastewater operators

  • FRM specializes in plant operation and maintenance both during and off crush

  • Maintenance packages can help clients prepare their winery systems prior to crush

  • Clients can choose from services ranging from turn-key operations to training programs to help facility staff to operate and maintain their own system

  • FRM can perform wastewater system modifications to meet winery needs

  • Clients can reclaim 100% of their treated effluent for irrigation or sanitation purposes


WINERY SERVICES BY DIVISION

 

 

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OPERATIONS

  • Regulatory agency reporting

  • Collection of process samples and delivery to local laboratories

  • Operating and maintaining facility equipment 

  • Facility start-up and training

  • Assisting with the budgetary process for operations, maintenance and capital improvement projects

  • Responding rapidly to alarm and emergency conditions 24-hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year

  • Acting as a liaison between facility owners and regulatory agencies

  • Daily SCADA checks

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MAINTENANCE

  • Determining what, if any, deferred maintenance needs to be completed, project prioritization and budgeting 

  • Developing facility-specific preventative maintenance schedules using manufacturers’ guidelines, industry standards and clients’ budgets 

  • Repairing equipment as part of preventative maintenance or due to unexpected equipment failure

  • Responding to equipment failures and emergency conditions 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year

  • Electrical troubleshooting and diagnostic testing

  • Pump installation, repair and replacement

  • Controls system upgrades

  • Sludge hauling

  • pH adjustment system controls repair

  • Facility and equipment useful life evaluations

  • Tank de-gritting and cleaning

  • Aerator repair and maintenance 

  • Generating completed maintenance reports for facility owners

  • In-field welding and fabrication

 

 

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MECHANICAL

  • Design, construction and installation of booster pump stations, reverse osmosis systems, arsenic systems and water treatment plants

  • Rehabilitation and installation of large pieces of equipment 

  • Installation of water tanks and integration into new or existing water system equipment

  • Design, installation and refurbishment of new and existing treatment ponds, aeration systems and pH adjustment systems

  • Manhole and lift station rehabilitation and specialty coatings

  • Design, construction and installation of new lift stations

  • Rehabilitation of existing wastewater treatment plants and equipment including headworks, screening systems, and Fixed Film Reactors (FFR)

  • Aerators

  • Design, construction and installation of new wastewater treatment plants and large equipment

  • Installation of package wastewater treatment plants

  • Site work which may include: concrete slabs, tank setting, electrical connections, sensory equipment installation and calibration, precommissioning and startup

  • Project coordination with our clients and other on-site contractors

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CONTROLS

  • Evaluation of existing systems to determine if an FRM controls system can reduce the client’s energy costs

  • Optimization of equipment run times to maximize energy efficiency

  • Design, programming, assembly, installation, calibration and maintenance of custom controls systems and equipment to meet the client’s needs 

  • Fabrication and wiring of custom electrical and controls panels

  • Installation of controls software, electrical systems and panels 

  • Coordinating site alarm service, phone service and Internet service, as needed

  • Calibration of new and existing controls equipment

  • Controls system start-up and training

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COMPLIANCE

  • Conduct a comprehensive review for potential areas of non-compliance with recommendations for corrective action

  • Review Industrial Waste Discharge Requirements (WDR) and prepare custom Self-Monitoring Report (SMR) templates to meet conditions of permit monitoring and reporting program

  • Create individualized sample schedules with reminders for upcoming sampling

  • Monitor chains of custody and results as they are uploaded by labs to verify that sampling requirements are met and to notify permit holders of any results out of compliance with their permit 

  • Prepare outstanding and/or upcoming SMR for submittal to regulatory agencies

  • Send out reminders for specific permit monitoring required during crush

  • Develop tools for facilities to use onsite (Daily check sheets and Standard Operating Procedures [SOP]) to work toward continued compliance

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